Atlantic Ocean

– NOAA/NCEP Climate Forecast System (CFS) suggests that the ENSOneutral conditions are expected at least through the boreal summer. – Negative PDO index intensified in June 2011. – Artic sea ice extent continued to decline in June 2011 and reached the second lowest in the satellite records.

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Sea ice
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